Education

Issue 3 is filled with interesting articles about our community including local businesses and people, purchaser testimonial, protecting local waterways, land lifestyle opportunities, economist views on where Melbourne’s property is heading, future proofing your home, construction update and more.

Mood boards are an ideal visual tool used by homeowners and interior designers to help communicate design concepts and ideas to create dream abodes.

The future of Melbourne’s property market – opportunity, growth and transformation.

Buy land, they’re not making it anymore – This famous quote attributed to Mark Twain was not directed at property buyers living in Melbourne in 2024, but it is probably the best piece of advice they will ever get.

For most people the family home will be their biggest investment and asset.

Since May 2022, when the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) first raised interest rates and set in motion one of the most challenging periods in decades for the property development sector, the industry has been waiting for signs that stability and growth are returning.

Meet Lori Pereira Assistant Principal and neighbours We are pleased to host an exclusive event to welcome Lori Pereira, Laa Yulta Primary School’s new Assistant Principal.

In welcome news for our community, the Victorian Education Department has appointed Mark Zahra as principal of Windermere’s first school Laa Yulta Primary School.

To help the growing Windermere population obtain a great education close to home, a combined kindergarten and primary school plus a childcare centre will be centrally located along the estate’s recreational spine.

  5 Habits of a Successful Saver The importance of savings has become more apparent in post-COVID times than ever before.

Windermere’s COVID 19 update Communications update regarding new COVID19 (Coronavirus) safety precautions.

How To Avoid Making These 5 Expensive Mistakes We can all look back at times in our lives when listening to our parents probably would have been a better idea than learning the hard way.